Song Synopsis
"Say It With Love" is an offering, a reminder of the infinite well of love that’s always available to us.
It doesn’t ask us to deny our needs or silence our deepest feelings — it invites us to bring them forward, but to bring them from the heart.
This song is a mantra and a prayer, a chant to Lakshmi: “Remind me of the divine bounty — that no matter how much I lean on you, the well of love never runs dry.”
It transforms confusion, anxiety, and heaviness into connection, grace, and light.
As the closing track of the collection, it leaves us with an invocation: whatever you do, wherever you go, say it with love.
Lyrics
Om Aim Hreem Shreem Maha Lakshmiyei Namaha
Say it with Love
I need to feel your love
Backstory and Info
Origin & Backstory
Say It with Love began as a chant to Lakshmi:
Om Aim Hreem Shreem Maha Lakshmiyei Namaha.
To me, this mantra carries the soft, gentle reminder of the endless abundance of love that’s always available to us.
But sometimes, we forget.
We forget what love can do.
We forget the force it gives us.
The line “I need to feel your love” might sound like a call to another person — and you could hear it that way — but for me, it’s something deeper. It’s the longing to feel the love I already carry for myself.
We can’t escape ourselves. Our bodies hold everything — pain, joy, sorrow, grief. They are the outer landscape of our inner experience. And they want to be held, not shamed. To be met with compassion, not derision, for the ways they hurt or the ways they’re not “strong enough.”
When I sing “I need to feel your love”, it’s a yearning to feel that self-love fully — right here, right now — not in some imagined perfect state, not when the pain is gone, not when life is lined up neatly, but in this moment as it is.
Because self-love doesn’t wait for conditions.
It rises like unconditioned love itself — abundant, full, and already yours.
This song comes from that place.
May you find it too.
